Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-10

THE LICK MoNUMENT-In the window
of Wachhorst's jewelry store to-day will be
placed on exhibition photographs of de-
sign proposed for the monument to be
erected to California by the Lick estate
trustees, and for which James Lick left
sum of money. The sculptor is George
Smith and the architect g. w. Behrend.
One picture shows the elevation of the
entire monument, another the figure of Cal
ifornia which is to surmount it, and the
third shows section of the shaft with the
figure of Liberty posed upon an eagle. One
of the principal pieces represents the
Pacific Ocean receiving the waters of the
Sacramento and San joaquin rivers. The
corners of the surrounding wall are to bear
the statues of Senator Stanford, James w
Marshall, General J. c. Fremont and Juni-
pero Sierra. These are but few features Of
many of the proposed monument.
ARRESTS The following names appeared
on the slate at the station house at u
o'clock last night All Hing, All Gun and
/ All Boon, for carrying concealed weapons
Simon Friedman, battery, by officer Franks;
! Gus. johnson, disturbing the peace by Off
Ger Ash Mary Cornwall, common drunk,
! by officers Role and Rowland Thomas
| Lahey, drunk, by officers Mccormack and
Rowland Ernest Snider, drunk, by officers
| Role and Rowland; James Gildea, drunk,
| by officers O'Meara and Rowland; O. k
and " S. McClatchy, each on three charges
of libel, by officer L. W. Farrell.
AUCTION To-MoRRow-W. II. Sherburn
will sell at his salesroom at 10 A. Nj. to-
morrow, at No. 323 K street, among other
things the following: One parlor set; two
marble top walnut bedroom suits, two ash
bedroom suits; two cottage SUITS plush
bed lounge; two Hoey bed lounges; two
| single lounges; bar-rOom stove; two cook
stoves three Brussels carpets; two walnut
| extension tables; kitchen tables; bedsteads,
double and single; spring and top mat
tresses; crockery, glass and tinware; table
cutlery, etc.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE-Bell &
Co., auctioneers, will sell on the premises,
1919 street. Thursday October 18th, a.
10 o'clock A. NJ, residence No. 1919 street,
west half of lot 6, o and 2, Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets also, lot and 10 feet of
lot (90xl40), bounded by Twelfth and
Thirteenth, Whitney avenue and R street.
VIII be sold as g whole, or in three lots,
90x140 feet. Must be sold, boom or no
boom. 4 rare chance to secure a good
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Board OF SUPERYIsoRs.-Saturday the
Board of Supervisors decided to purchase
stoves and necessary fuel for the Court
house. The matter of the correction of the
minutes of two years ago, in reference to
Swamp Land District, No. 407, was further
considered and action postponed until DC.
tober 20tn. On that date the Board will
meet to exm;ne and open bids for the con-
struction of bridge in place of the old one
over the American river, known as the
Twelfth-street bridge.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived since last report
J steamers San Joaquin No. 4, from Sar
Francisco. with merchandise and barge
Varuna, from the upper Sacramento, witt
grain and freight; Sonoma, San Francisco
: light. Departed, steamers Varuna, uppe
Sacramento, with barge and freight; SaI
Joaquin No. 4, San Francisco, grain, etc.
Sonoma, San Francisco, light barge.